News Releases

Eligible SWEPCO customers in Arkansas and Louisiana can get help to pay summer cooling bills through funded Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program until Sept. 30 or until funds are depleted. Customers in Texas can apply year-round or until funds are depleted. 

SWEPCO proudly continues its longstanding partnership with the Community Development Institute (CDI) at the University of Central Arkansas by awarding scholarships to seven community leaders for the 2024 CDI program.

SWEPCO reaffirmed its longstanding commitment to its corporate sponsorship of the St. Jude Dream Home® Giveaway.

SWEPCO is pleased to announce the appointment of Ricky Weber as the new Plant Manager for the Flint Creek power plant in Gentry and the Harry D. Mattison plant in Tontitown. 

SWEPCO escucha cada vez más sobre clientes que han sido contactados por alguien que afirma ser un socio de SWEPCO y pregunta si estarían interesados en paneles solares para su hogar. Es importante que nuestros clientes sepan que SWEPCO no vende paneles solares y no está asociado con ninguna empresa que lo haga.

SWEPCO increasingly hears about customers who have been approached by someone claiming to be a SWEPCO partner and asking if they'd be interested in solar panels for their home.

Following Beryl's exit from the ArkLaTex region early Tuesday morning, SWEPCO crews have made significant progress. Power has been restored to 99 percent of customers affected by the extreme weather event.  

The National Weather Service confirms at least five tornadoes touched down as Beryl churned across the ArkLaTex. More confirmed tornadoes are likely, as assessments continue. 

Power successfully restored to approximately 80% of customers

Beryl caused significant damage to SWEPCO’s energy delivery system and distribution networks with homes and businesses damaged. A familiar scene across the ArkLaTex included roofs removed, trees downed, and power lines snapped as severe weather moved through the ArkLaTex on Monday, July 8.